Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-11-05

NCAcANN othcoi u1f
Total 1876
Per cent. of attendance o.
Per cent. OF tArdles 0
The following exhibit will be interesting to
the Board ol Education and TO patrons and
friends OF the Howell School, AZ II Will enable
them 10 appreciate the needs OF that building:
THfrD FLOOR.
Miss Lou Lowell. teacher, 81 pupils sixth
grade, u pupils ninth grade; Miss Bailey, Is
lula Lowell, % in .'Ar class, eighth grade, 10
in "B" class, eighth giade. Total number In
hall, lbs under control OF Miss Lou Lowell.
SECOND FLOOR.
Mrs, shackelford, "a pupils "B" GLASS. fourth
grade; Miss Mamie Bates, 30 In "a" class,
fifth grade, 81 In &C" class fl nh grade; Miss
Matte Rudolph 81 in "B" class, fifth grade,
g In "A" class, third grade Miss Minnie
shac rl, "A N "A" class fourth grade, %
hall. 100; under the management CT Mrs.
Shackelford.
FIRST FLOOR.
Miss Foster, 81 in "B" class, third grade;
in B" class, second grade; Miss Major. "a In
"C' class, second grade. 50 In "a" class, first
grade; Miss Rogers, b In "B'' class, first
grade, SO in &c" class, fist grade. Total num-
Der In hall, $50; In charge OF Miss Foster.
SUMMARY.
Third floor, l2s
Second floor, 100
FIRST floor, 2N
fatal, 5B
The number OF seats In the building Is SIS,
and no room 70 place any more: This de-
prlves some children of desks. close In
spection of the above exhibit will satisfy any
one that the teaching force OF thu school
should be increased by two teachers. hut
this Is now iMpractlcable. as the recitation
rooms are all occupied. Respectfully,
]. w. GRAHAM.
The following persons asked for re-
leases Jon property alleged to have
been enormously assessed by the
city assessors: James Henratty $500
each on his saloon, the Stratton store
and his reiidance. Granted on all
except the residence. Chas. Anglen
$1,000 on residence, reduced to 81 900:
Allan Gilmour on tobacco factory
81 900 not granted; Mrs. r. Bailey's
lot 500, granted; w. f. Coulterresi-
dence on Franklin street $500 not
granted; Nicholas Roach's applica-
ton for release was referred to re-
lease committee; John Hannehans
request for release on residence was
John Adams asked for re-
lease on his fathers personality
granted; Lacy Lockert asked for re-
lease on personality of Mrs. Ellen
Smith, granted. He also asked that
Mrs. Smith be not compelled to pave
In front of her property; and ex-
planned that parties next should also
pave their property. Referred to
street committee.
Mrs. Howerton was released from
paying a $40 fine, against her son
Thomas.
Motions to release Edward Turnkey
and Owen & Moore Of fines assessed
for not displaying danger signals In
front of street distractions at night,
were lost.
Mr.. M. III. Clark called on the
Board and explained why the city
should repair large hole In front OF
M. H. Clark & Bro. Office. He was
and the street committee
was empowered with authority to
have the repairs made. Mr.. Clark |
In thanking the Board for Its COM
action said he would |
gladly furnish basket of champagne |
to the members Of the Board If they |
would march down and up his hill |
On the first dark night that comes. |
The proposition was accepted.
Several sidewalk ordinances were |
passed for improving pavements In
various parts of the city.
The authorities of the Christian |
.hurch were notified that they
must release about fifteen inches
IF the sidewalk on the Madison
,treet front OF their church building.
The release will be made at once.
Mr.. G. b. Wilson was reelected
sinking fund commissioner. At
The wee small hour OF e'oleven
o'clock the Board adjourned.